Dharma Wheel: A Meditation in Animal Form - In this painting, I set out to reinterpret the Dharma Wheel - not as an abstract of spiritual principles, but as a living, breathing mandala woven from the animal world. Each creature depicted represents one of the eight spokes of the Noble Eightfold Path, embodying values such as right action, right view, and right intention through their natural behaviors and symbolic traits.
Read MoreChange of Plans! Colorado canceled. For the next several months - except for the Hamptons Fine Art Fair - I’ll be staying put, immersed in my Florida studio, focused on commissions and creative work. My Great Dane, Molly, is thrilled with this news (as you can imagine).
Read MoreI was recently thrilled to discover that one of my most popular paintings, Lyrical Blue, made an appearance on a recent episode of Love on the Spectrum.
Read MoreWell, it’s a wrap! My Evergreen, Colorado artist residency is officially over and I’m back in my home state of Florida. Over the long drive home, I had time to think about the impact the past three months have had on my life, my art, and my soul.
Read MoreColorado Serenity is Colorado’s Premier Lifestyle Magazine and the November 2024 issue features Christine Adele Moore, the artist-in-residence at the Center for the Arts Evergreen.
Read MoreTreetop Mosaic is a commission that began from a conversation around a previous painting of mine called Dancing Under My Favorite Tree.
Read MoreBIG NEWS! I am officially announcing the start of my artist residency in beautiful Evergreen, Colorado! I am so fortunate to be hosted by the Center for the Arts Evergreen all the way up to November 22, 2024.
Read MoreThese Longboat Key collectors met me in Fort Myers to pick up their new painting, Tall Tales. The client, who loves color, requested a painting of flamingos. I created this after approval of a concept sketch. The reference photos of flamingos were taken from a trip to the Miami Zoo from about 10 years ago.
Read MoreSoft Morning Music is a diptych with each panel measuring 44” x 72.” I love painting large scale flowers! They remind me of when I was a child and I used to imagine myself being so tiny among my mother’s flower garden.
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